ID this chalice?

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Hi all! I stumbled across this chalice while Google searching and can't find anything more on it. It was featured on a naming contest in 2015 from A&M aquatics.
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Maybe a rainbow convict.
If not still a amazing chalice.
 
It is a convict, maybe a Red Striped.
 
On a different note, if it says "no name chalice" I guess that means the poor thing has no name.
Did you purchased this puppy or are about too?
 
On a different note, if it says "no name chalice" I guess that means the poor thing has no name.
Did you purchased this puppy or are about too?
I wish! That's what I'm trying to find. I saw a picture it googling chalice and the link took me to that naming contest article from 2015.
 
On a different note, if it says "no name chalice" I guess that means the poor thing has no name.
Did you purchased this puppy or are about too?
And I'd name it candy mountain. Do I win?
 

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